# I'd like to have a system that would allow me
# to add as many images as possible to my template file here
# instead of multiple hashes, is that possible?

my %img_in;
...
my %img_sec;
...

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If I'm understanding you correctly, you want an array of hashes holding the image info: 

my @imgs = (
    {
        Type        => 'image/gif',
        ID          => 'logo',
        Path        => '/images/logo.gif',
        Filename    => 'logo.gif',
        Disposition => 'attachment',
    },
    {
        Type        => 'image/gif',
        ID          => 'footer',
        Path        => '/images/footer.gif',
        Filename    => 'footer.gif',
        Disposition => 'attachment',
    },
    # ...
);

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(of course, you could also fill the hashes dynamically...)

You should then be able to iterate over / attach them as follows 

for my $img (@imgs ) {

    $msg->attach( %$img ) or die "Error adding $img->{Filename}: $!\n"
+;
}

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In reply to Re: Attaching images to email html template help! by Eliya
in thread Attaching images to email html template help! by Anonymous Monk

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